Audacity Forum

Docstrings are intended to document the code. They are not intended to provide an educational course in Python programming. Learning how to program in Python is beyond the scope of the Audacity documentation. There are lots of Python tutorials on the Internet (Google search: "Python tutorials&q...

Audacity stores the project's audio data as "block files" - small ".AU" files, usually about 1 MB each. The ".AUP" (Audacity Project file) contains instructions that tell Audacity how all of the block files fit together. "orphan block files" are "block fi...

I know that by default, Skype runs in the background all the time. The others may too - I don't know. Try rebooting your computer, then manually shut down Skype and any other audio apps that may be running (can be a bit tricky as Windows tends to hide most of the systray (notification area) icons - ...

However, once they were imported into the .aup that I was originally working with, things sounded weird. So, to solve my issue, I simply copied all my tracks and pasted them into a new .aup Do you still have that original .AUP file? If you do, you could attach it to your reply (See: https://forum.a...

Emerogork wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 08, 2020 1:02 am

This makes absolutely no intelligible sense to me and the link is worse. If it was not for the fact that documents like this are found all over the internet, I would find this laughable and deliberate.

You obviously know a lot more about how to do this than I do.

Xubuntu 18.04 LTS

Curly8888 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 07, 2020 11:11 pm

"Coldn't find the project data folder: [file name"

Do you have that folder somewhere?

Do you have any other audio software running (including things like Skype / Zoom)?

anl wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2020 5:06 pm

they are juste vertical lines.

Please post a screenshot of that.

Did you enter in each command on the interface Yes, and there should be reply from Audacity to each command, as shown in that screenshot. How would I bypass the "Enter command or 'Q' to quit:" option? You would import pipeclient into your Python 3 program, create a client instance, and wr...